# RRB Station Master recruitment for 1,250 posts from 27 October

2026-10-21T11:53:16+00:00 | Governance | Indian Opinion Desk

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The Railway Recruitment Board has issued a tentative notice under Centralised Employment Information Number 08/2026 for filling about 1,250 Station Master posts across all Railway Recruitment Boards. The notice comes under the Ministry of Railways. The notice aims to help prospective candidates prepare for the upcoming recruitment process and arrange the necessary documents. The final details on eligibility, rules and the selection process will be given in the detailed advertisement. Applications open from 27 October.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

The 1,250 vacancies across all Railway Recruitment Boards make this the largest Station Master recruitment drive in recent years. Aspirants now have six days to gather documents and prepare for the detailed advertisement, which will lock in eligibility criteria and the selection process. The notice signals that the application window will open on 27 October, but offers no end date yet: candidates must watch for the full advertisement to avoid missing the deadline.

## Coverage

- amarujala.com <https://www.amarujala.com/jobs/government-jobs/rrb-station-master-recruitment-2026-1250-vacancies-apply-online-last-date-2026-10-21>
  Leads with job count and date, no slant

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